VORWORT 'Paare im Wandel' ist entstanden aus der Erkenntnis und den Erfahrungen, dass nur die, die Beziehung haben, und diese verändern wollen, wirklich etwas tun können. Menschen zu ermuntern ihre Partnerschaft als ein lebenslanges Experiment zu sehen, ist ein Anliegen von 'Paare im Wandel'. Beratung ... more »

Third book, chronologically in the Beebo Brinker series. This title gives us Laura and Beebo, living together in the big city. Jack's around to help out, which is a good thing, because life with Beebo isn't easy for Laura, who finds it impossible to cope with her lover's jealousy, drinking and violence ... more »

a selection from the first chapter: Almighty God, to whose efficacious Word all things owe their original, abounding in his own glorious Essence with infinite goodness and fecundity, did in the beginning Create Man after his own likeness, Male and Female, created he them; the true distinction of which ... more »

Also Sexual Hygiene with Special Reference to the Male more »

The second in Ann Bannon's legendary series, by date of publication, introduces us to the legendary Beebo Brinker. Laura, who'd left college never to return in Odd Girl Out, finds herself fleeing the home she'd shared with an overbearing (and abusive) father. Settling in the big city, Laura moves in ... more »

Margaret Fuller Ossoli was a journalist, foreign correspondent, essayist and women's right activist. In this influential book, published in 1845, she addresses a range of issues: prostitution, slavery, marriage and employment reform. A feminist literature classic, it argues for the independence of women ... more »

One of the best-selling works of the 1950s, Spring Fire is author Packer's groundbreaking work of forbidden love between two sorority sisters at a college campus. One girl, Mitch, innocent and naive, with a wealthy father and mother long-dead, is adopted by the Tri Eps, and roomed with Leda, a far more ... more »

Saving the world in style would be much easier if it came witha free parking sticker. more »

The first, by date of publication, in what's come to be known as the Beebo Brinker series. This is classic '50s lesbian pulp, missing only the preface by some academic to shelter the populace from decadence and turpitude. Considering the times, it's no surprise Oh that one of the girls in our sorority ... more »